The Core War Imp Ring

<html lang="en"> <title>The Core War Imp Ring</title> <style type="text/css"></style> <p class=nav> <a href="/">vyznev.net</a> >> <a href="..">Core War</a> >> </p> <h1>The Core War Imp Ring</h1> <p>The Imp Ring connects websites related to Core War, a programming game where warriors written in Redcode, an abstract assembly language, fight for survival in the memory of a simulated computer. If you would like to have your site included in the ring, please e-mail the address to <a href="/email/vyznev.net/nospam">Ilmari Karonen</a>.</p> <ol>  <li id="koth"><a href="http://www.koth.org/">King of the Hill -- koth.org</a><br /> This is *the* Core War site. Hills, tutorials, software downloads, IRC channel, FTP archives, mailing list, links, you name it! If you only ever bookmark one Core War site, this would be it. </li> <li id="planar"><a href="http://para.inria.fr/~doligez/corewar/">Planar's archives</a><br /> Exhaustive warrior and newsletter archives -- also includes Mt. Olympus, an "infinite" Core War hill. This site is no longer updated, but remains a very useful resource. </li> <li id="vyznev"><a href="https://vyznev.net/corewar/">Ilmari Karonen's Core War page</a><br /> This site includes the Beginners' guide to Redcode, information about a couple of past tournaments, and, of course, this ring itself. Please note that these pages have moved to a new server, which has caused some amount of reorganization and general brokenness. </li> <li id="kendall"><a href="http://www.shadowmagic.org.uk/corewar">Philip Kendall's Core War page</a><br /> Contains a bunch of quite useful guides and resource lists, as well as an index of past Core Warrior issues and the 1998 Redcode Maniacs Tournament. </li> <li id="philknight"><a href="http://corewar.co.uk/knight/index.htm">Phil Knight's Homepage</a><br /> Windows NT/95/98 Core War Programs and Utilities </li> <li id="newton"><a href="http://www.infionline.net/~wtnewton/corewar/">Terry Newton's Core War page</a></li> <li id="birk"><a href="http://users.obs.carnegiescience.edu/birk/COREWAR">Christoph C. Birk's Core War page</a><br /> Features the Koenigstuhl, an "infinite" hill similar to Planar's Mt. Olympus. Also has a very nice selection of Core War links. </li> <li id="harald"><a href="http://harald.ist.org/ares/">A.R.E.S. corewar simulator</a><br /> A.R.E.S. is an integrated development enviroment, compatible to the official ICWS '94 standard. It includes a debugger (Break points, break conditions, a. s. o.), and offers an experimental mode with console I/O for studying the basic principles of operating systems. </li> <li id="metcalf"><a href="http://corewar.co.uk/">John Metcalf's Core War site</a><br /> Home of the Corewar library, including tutorials, strategy guides, history and journals. Also contains the nano and tiny programming pages. </li> <li id="fizmo"><a href="http://www.corewar.info/">Christian Schmidt's Core War site</a></li> <li id="nmars"><a href="http://nmars.sourceforge.net/">nMars - Corewars MARS for .NET</a><br /> nMars is engine, compiler and IDE for programming game called Corewars. </li> <li id="fatalc"><a href="http://corewar.atspace.com/">:: corewar :: programming with style</a></li> <li id="neo"><a href="http://labarga.atspace.com">Neo's World of Corewar</a><br /> Contains Neo's mini challenges and tutorials. </li> <li id="xrk"><a href="http://mark0.net/soft-xrk-e.html">XRK - Extra Redcode Kit</a><br /> A complete Core Wars development system for DOS, ICWS-86 standard. Support sharing tournaments workload on multiple networked PCs. </li> </ol> <p class=bottomnote>The Core War Imp Ring is written and maintained by <a href="/email/vyznev.net/nospam">Ilmari Karonen</a>. PHP source available on request.</p> <p class=bottomnote>(New members: add <a href="navbar.html" rel="nofollow">this HTML block</a> to your page, replacing "YOUR_ID" with your personal ID, as listed in the HTML source of this page.)</p>

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